Cincinnati Crew’s Groundbreaking 9/11 Rescue | Cincinnati News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a Cincinnati rescue crew was among the first to respond, diving into the chaos beneath the Twin Towers’ rubble to find survivors in collapsed malls and subway tunnels. Deployed just after noon on that fateful day, they worked for twelve grueling days in uncharted devastation. Retired Fire Chief Mike Zimmerman recalls the trauma etched into both landscape and memory. Today, the Cincinnati Fire Museum preserves a twisted piece of steel from the towers—a silent tribute to their bravery and the enduring power of those who answered the call.

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